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Admiral general wesley clark. it appears the system worked as it should have. nato and the u.s. moved calmly and quickly to investigate, so the escalation was averted for now. as someone who worked in the nato structure and probably trained for instance like this im wondering what your thoughts in the response are? >> i think we have to follow through on the investigation. the russians are using sa3 missiles in the bombardment. their sa3 missiles are being used to attack cities as a ground to gr...

Forward into poland. and maybe some of the air defense action should be moved forward into poland where they could guard against this kind of an action, something thats more intentional. but, you know, i think that the real teaching point here it is that first reports are sometimes wrong. dont overreact. get the information out. and then learn the appropriate lessons. >> i mean, can russia continue firing barrages of 100 missiles at ukraine indefinitely? >> not indefinitely. but they have still ...

Themselves from the air while they continue their advances on the ground, anderson. >> sam kiley, appreciated, be careful. joining us now is former nato supreme allied commander cnn chief military analyst and retired army general wesley clark. obviously, general clark, a very difficult situation. we talked about it last night. it appears the system worked as it should have. nato, the u.s., moved calmly, quickly, to investigate. asked everyone to wait for more information. so the escalation was d...

The disastrous financial trajectory of the united states. so, this is due no harm broadly speaking. if that makes any sense. and then also, nancy pelosi, even over the summer, there was some speculation, i think it was maybe axios, talk about what she would do if the republicans won the house. there was -- remember that vacation with some revealing photos of nancy pelosi? there was some talk of her being appointed to investor of -- these were rumors over the summer. but she kind of shows up joe ...

Of course, that is untrue. anderson? >> sam, appreciate it, thanks. sam kiley. some perspective joining us from london chief international correspondent clarissa ward. also with us retired army general wesley clark. general clark, polish government reports a team of experts are, quote, clarifying the situation. what specifically are they looking for? >> theyre going to look for parts of the missile. there will be fragments on the ground and pieces. theyre going to look at the electronic evidence...

Is it it gives a window into what weve been hearing from u.s. officials over the course of the last several hours. and it has been several hours, where theyve been deeply engaged, trying to figure out the origin of that missile and who actually launched the missile that landed in poland. and the president making it very clear there, that while he was not willing to make a definitive statement, that he did not believe it came from russia, underscoring the reluctance to come out and say explicitly...

Were meeting. there were scores and scores of missile attacks in western ukraine. we support ukraine fully in this moment. we have since the start of the conflict, and will continue to do whatever it takes to get in the capacity to defend themselves. >> president, is it too early to say whether this missile was fired by russia? >> there is plenty narrow nary information that contest that. i dont want to say that the we completely investigate, but its unlikely from the trajectory that it was fire...

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To invoke nato [interpreter] -- which would trigger talks with the alliances decision making body. now the missile fell and about 40 miles west of the border with ukraine. it is also set off a storm of diplomatic activity. in the coming hours, and it will hold an emergency meeting with brussels, and g7 and nato leaders met on the sidelines of the g20 summit in bali indonesia afterward president biden struck a cautious tone. here he is. >> im going to make sure we figure out exactly what happened...

Inside ukraine. president biden askeds, is it too early to say whether the missile was fired from russia. >> i dont know to say that until we completely investigate but but it is but but but but it is --it is the mind of the trajectory that it was fired trump lumber russia. while the biden administration refused to recognize the crisis of the border, the homeland security testified on tuesday that the border is secured. marianne, good evening. >> >> diet illegal number.